An OLD dime find

[Dozer D]

Was going through a box of MWR dimes from the 5 boxes that I picked up Saturday. Found a few silvers, but the OLDEST that popped up was a 1928 King George V Canadian silver dime, condition it at VG, nice to find, but will put it with my OLDER COINS stack, not in the silver stack.
Even the OLD ONES are still out there.

 

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[barneyb71]

I’m sure you have stated it on another post, but what’s the difference between older coins and silver stack? If they are all silver, why not keep them together? And what is the date for it to be older? And does that date differ from US coins and foreign coins? Just asking, I kind of separate my silver but it’s US and foreign. I don’t have that much foreign.

 

[Dozer D]

Barney: what I consider Older Coins, would be those that are approx 2-series prior to the current coinage. Example, I consider IH's cents two series from current (Wheaties, coppers thru 82, Current), V-nickel two series away (Buffs & Current), Mercs as two series away (Silver Rosies & current). I'm afraid that if I put those older coins in with current stack they might get sold or traded without notice, just a precautionary measure. Just like I keep my VERY OLD TYPE coins (half cents, large cents, IH, 2&3 cent,V nicks, Seated coins, 20-cent, Barbers) (1820's thru 1899? ) in separate 2x2 flips. Just my way of keeping them sorted & graded.

 

[Quin]

Wow! That is an awesome find. What part of the country did you find that one in?

 

[Dozer D]

In a small town located between New York & L A, and between Fargo ND & New Orleans.
USA where else. Sorry Quin, I don't disclose my FBI sources, ha ha. DozerD